New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-06
THE RESULTS IN OHIO.
AMOR SMITHS SNAIL BUT SAFE PLURALITY FOR

AMOR SMITHS SNAIL BUT SAFE PLURALITY FOR
MAYOR OF CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 5.-Thc complete count for Mayor
yesterday shows: Smith (Rep), 17,903; Matson tDem)
IL 95I Stevenson Labor, 1867. Smiths plurality
596 The pluraties OF the Republican candidates
are as follows: F. W. Moore, judge Superior Court,
2.O5O T. F. Horstman. city solicitor. $40; A. Z.
goOer a. SrosScng sorney
Police Court, $3.50; Emil Rebse, clerk Ponce Court
1923
An unofficial footing for ward offices shows the follow
ing result: Couucilmen-13 Republicans Labor; .
Democrats Board Of Education-15 Republicans; La
Dor . Democrats. curious fact is that the Third
Fourth Nineteenth and Twenty-frst Wards, hitherto
strongly Democratic and the Tenth, Eleventh, Twenty
second and Twentyfourth, strongly Republican, were
carried yesterday by tho Labor party
The Enquirer has little say Of the meaning Of the
election. 1t says OF the result
ticket been ra ahead & 5s out
der n sscdn mot s en oreryg c ana the
representing the Tinted nj aasUf
sssS @GP P. s.s q sS Ss s
Cousins na SeT anes The result to the
niacent vote which the party cast
The Commercial Gazette says:
The Democratic managers early yesterday that they
going to win and suddenly issued order: ahrqwng
sued by the Republican. when the uneIpected
ses sfn t s aSGf n Es
smiths friends acted IN goou tiiougnou W
the whole ticket remarkable thing about the cleo
OF the Democratic party as the thifd
pary he the deficiencies OK the LABOR party
which be IN odthed ny e1
s to s5s s@ aSs n g were long the
fair hoDsst men, aud II Is profound sa
they chased Amor Smith so close nat hey
outvoted the doodle Democracy.
Tonight the Executive Committee OF the Labor party
met and resolved to await the official count II that does
not elect Stevenson they will contest, and believe from
Investigation day that they can overcome smith pu
rality by recount in the Seventeenth Ward They VIII
form big political organization like the Lincoln lepuo
League and all ward clubs Will preserve their organza
ton the fall campaign IL was stated 10 nignI hal
the entire OF their campaign was less thaB POW.
COLUMBUS Ohio April (Spccdh.-This city, afer -FOUR
years of prosperity under Republican rule has elected
Philip Bruck. Democrat to be Mayor by 1,134 plural
ty lie leads his ticket by 500, the result OF fear
among lquor-dcacrs that Pugh, the Republican candl
date would enforce the laws on Sunday closing.
In Springfield, while the non-partsan or Labor party
carried their ticket by 500 last year. tho Republicans are
this time victorious In many villages local option was
practically adopted bv the election or councilmcn
pledged 10 the prohibition ordinance. The general YER
diet on the election is that II signifies no great change III
State politics.
TOLEDO, Ohio, April 5.The official returns OF the mu-
nicipal election shows that the Republicans elected their
candidates for Mayor Police Commissioner Police Prose-
cutor City Solicitor and Cemetery Trustee. The Demo-
Gratis elected Police Judge and Water Works Trustee
Tho Board OF Aldermen Is a tie, and the Board OF
Conncilmen has Republican majority The Repupi-
captured the Police Roard and the Democrats the
School Board